Opened in September by William Dlugokienski, a former Northwestern University event planner, this small Andersonville storefront (5135 N. Clark St.) boasts plants galore and an array of locally handcrafted containers. Three of our favorite collections:
![Brian Bullock vase](https://www.chicagomag.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/C202301-F-Vase-and-Vessel-Brian-Bullock.jpg)
Brian Bullock’s Skyline Tributes
The ceramic artist presents the Chicago horizon in abstract form with these boxy vases.
From $55
![Dara Schuman vase](https://www.chicagomag.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/C202301-F-Vase-and-Vessel-Dara-Schuman.jpg)
Dara Schuman’s Geometric Vessels
It was love at first high-school art class for this creator, who plays with glazing techniques and geometry.
From $48
![Fabiel Campos vase](https://www.chicagomag.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/C202301-F-Vase-and-Vessel-Fabiel-Campos.jpg)
Fabiel Campos’s Reclaimed Creations
Sourcing wood from fallen maple and walnut trees, Campos sculpts his wares using antique chisels.
From $50